Sátrák

Sátrák, also known as sátrás, are a type of traditional Hungarian tent used for various purposes, including camping, festivals, and celebrations. They are typically made from durable, waterproof materials such as canvas or synthetic fabrics, and are designed to be easily set up and taken down. Sátrák come in different sizes and shapes, ranging from small, personal tents to large, communal structures that can accommodate hundreds of people.

The construction of a sátrák usually involves a frame made of wooden poles or metal rods, which supports the fabric walls and roof. The entrance is often covered with a separate piece of fabric, and the interior can be decorated with cushions, blankets, and other personal items. Some sátrák also feature built-in features such as tables, chairs, and storage compartments.

Sátrák have been an essential part of Hungarian culture for centuries, particularly during festivals like the Gödöllői Gyöngyház, where they are used to create a festive atmosphere and accommodate large crowds. They are also popular among campers and outdoor enthusiasts for their convenience and portability. Today, sátrák continue to be a beloved and practical choice for various outdoor activities and celebrations.